LIVE Gathering: Paws for Peace 🐾
A Valentine’s Day Collective Gathering for Planetary Healing
Free live virtual gathering
2/14/26 12pm EST
The world feels unsettled. Our nervous systems feel it.
Fear spreads quickly. People are more reactive. The collective field feels tight.
Valentine’s Day is often framed as romantic love—but at its core, it’s about connection, belonging, and care.
Paws for Peace is not a workshop, class, or political space.
It is a collective gathering—a moment to pause, breathe, and reconnect with love in its most grounding form, supported by the regulating presence of animals.
About this webinar
What This Gathering Is
A free, live, experiential space to:
Settle your nervous system during collective stress
soften fear-based reactivity
reconnect to safety, presence, and belonging
offer love to the planet through regulated connection
What We’ll Do Together
During this 45–60 minute collective gathering, you’ll be gently guided through:
🐶 a grounding arrival to help your body settle
🐶 a brief reflection on collective stress, regulation, and love as a nervous system state
🐶 a Pet Medicine journey through the 5 Paws — simple, accessible practices that support connection, gentle movement, presence, emotional release, and integration
🐶 pet-anchored regulation practices including breath, orienting, and calming touch
a closing integration you can carry with you beyond the gathering
🐶 No sharing required. Cameras optional. Participation is always by choice.
Who This Is For
This gathering is for you if you:
feel overwhelmed or tender in the current world climate
want to honor Valentine’s Day without pressure or performance
feel safer and more open with animals than with people right now
believe love begins in the body, not the story
All identities, beliefs, and relationship styles are welcome.
About Your Guide
Jennifer Bronsnick, MSW, LCSW is a licensed clinical social worker with over 20 years of experience and the founder of Paws 4 Wellness. She created the Pet Medicine framework to help people regulate, reconnect, and return to belonging - often with the support of their animals.
What to Bring?
Your pet (or an imagined animal ally)
A quiet, comfortable space
A willingness to receive and offer gentle love
That's it!
This Valentine’s Day gathering is free. Registration required.
A closing thought
Love doesn’t begin with romance or agreement.
It begins with safety in the body.
Animals help us remember how.
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